I'm Unconvinced

"We're all queuing up according to the order of first come, first served. Why should she be in front of us when she just arrived? This is ridiculous!"

The troublemaking parent, adorned in fashionable attire with a red scarf around their neck and a pair of black shoes, stood in the crowd exuding a sense of superiority, influencing others to join in the protest.

"Why? What kind of privilege does she have?"

"That's right! We've been queuing for so long."

"This is a school, a place to educate people. How can you have special privileges?"

"I'm not convinced."

"I want to file a complaint."

Cao Jun and Su Qing stood rooted to the ground, confused. The woman with the red scarf in front continued to smirk at Su Qing.

"What's going on?"

"I don't know either!" Cao Jun pondered for a moment and suddenly had an idea. His eyes lit up. "It must be because Xuexue's results are good, so she received special attention."